Peter! "What you hear" is a Sound Blaster thing and not a Windows
thing. If you don't have a Sound Blaster then you won't have "What you
hear". Do you see something called "Mixer" or "Stereo Mixer"? It's the
same thing.
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Subject: What You Hear in XP
> Good evening everyone,
>
> I'm trying to make a recording using Nero Sound Tracks and Wave
Editor.
> I'm trying to record a BBC Segment via the PC. In previous editions of
> Windows there
Hi, Peter. what you hear is under recording controls in volume control, the
same as it has been in 98 or me. Make sure it's checked in the list view
when you go to properties in volume control. You'll see a set of radio
buttons that says adjust volume for playback and one for record. select the
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> Subject: What You Hear in XP
>
> Good evening everyone,
>
> I'm trying to make a recording using Nero Sound Tracks and Wave Editor.
> I'm trying to record a BBC Segment via
Good evening everyone,
I'm trying to make a recording using Nero Sound Tracks and Wave Editor.
I'm trying to record a BBC Segment via the PC. In previous editions of
Windows there is a What You Hear Option in volume control you needed to
enable so you could adjust it's settings. I'm using Wi
